Step inside Lemp Mansion for a 90‑minute interactive ghost tour that mixes the Lemp family’s brewing legacy with first‑hand paranormal investigations. Expect period rooms, direct storytelling, and hands‑on ghost‑hunting tools in an atmospheric historic house.
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The foyer smells of aged wood and old books as the group gathers beneath a gas‑lamp style chandelier. Footsteps echo on narrow stair treads; curtains stir with a draft that seems to come from the walls. This is the Lemp Mansion at night — a living house of stories where the past presses close and the tour’s equipment occasionally ticks in reply.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Light to moderate—mostly standing and short walks on uneven indoor stairs and floors
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History
The Lemp family ran a major St. Louis brewing company in the 19th and early 20th centuries; the mansion later became an inn and focal point for local lore about the family’s fortunes and tragedies.
Conservation
Tours operate within a restored historic property—respect for original fixtures and low‑impact behavior helps preserve the mansion’s fabric for future visitors.
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Arrive early to check in
Tours start in the Lemp Mansion Restaurant & Inn lobby—plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before departure to sign in and grab a seat.
Bring a light jacket
Historic rooms can be cool; a thin layer makes standing in dim areas comfortable during the 90‑minute tour.
Watch your step
Floors and stairways are historic and uneven—sturdy, closed‑toe shoes help prevent slips and stubbed toes.
Mobile ticket & cancellation
Mobile tickets are accepted and you can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the tour.
Closed‑toe shoes
Provide stable footing on uneven floors and staircases.
Light jacket or hoodie
Helps with cool rooms and drafts in older houses.
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Phone or small camera
For photos of architectural details; flash may be discouraged in some areas.
Small flashlight or headlamp
Useful for navigating dim corridors and examining details without disturbing others.